In debitodi debitode her new podcast, Meghan Marle He opened about the experience of life predominant pollution after her pregnancy.

Speaking with the near Whitney Wolfe Hert, she was reflected in the pressurities of maternity, she launched her brand of life as always and her time with children.

A series of eight episodes, produced with lemonade media, will see Meghan Marle talk about women's travels in entrepreneurship and repeat her earlier archetypes of episodes.

Meghan got deeply personally, and the premier episode of her new podcast "recognition of the female founder," shares a scary chapter from his motherhood.

Talking to many years of friends, the Duchess Sussex revealed that she experienced postpartum preeclampsia, rarely, but a dangerous condition that can be developed after childbirth.

"We both had very similar experiences, although we didn't know the postpartum then, and we both had preeclampsia. Postpartum Preekampsia," Meghan shared. "It's so rare and so scary."

Thinking of the challenges of early motherhood, Meghan discovered that the health fear takes place behind the scenes, while still expected to maintain its public duties.

"And you're still trying to juggle all those things, and the world doesn't know what's quiet about," she said, for New York Post. "And in silence you are still trying to show up for people, mostly for your children, but these things are huge medical scatters."

The herd echoed the weight of the situation, which claims tens of thousands of mothers and half a million babies a year around the world, adding, "I think of life or death."

During the episode, the herd was reflected in the striking memory: Meghan comes out to introduce a baby Archie into the world only two days after birth in the Windsor Castle in May 2019. Years.

"I'll never forget the picture of you after you delivered Archie, and the whole world was waiting for his debut," he recalled the herd. "Is it or I was just or I'll become a new mom, and I was," Oh my God, how does this woman do it? How does this woman put on his heels and cross and debit the child in this beautiful clothes in front of the whole world? "

She added with laughter, "I could barely face a shipping door to take food in the robe."

Later in the episode, Meghan also touched the topic of raising two small children as he launched as always, her new lifestyle.

The Duchess talked about the challenge of the stay of the founded as a mother while navigating the pressure of building business from the foundations.

Meghan also opened around life with a daughter Lilibet, who, in 3 years, still enjoys noidal napship and attend preschool part-time.

"If he wakes up and wants to find me, she knows where to find me, even if my door is closed to the office," she said.

The Duchess continued, "he will sit in my lap during one of those mongridents with all the managers ... I wouldn't have it in another way. I don't want to miss the pikap if I don't want to miss a drop."

She reflected on the experience of building a business while picking up small.

"What do I love the most about young children in this chapter while I am building a perspective that brings," she added. "Because you're building something while your child goes through signing training."

He started: "Technology is a beautiful tool for parents because you can choose and be present and make a great job on the call while sitting in a cardboard. Like, why should I be at the table? I have the same mental opinion in carton."

Before releasing her first podcast episode, Meghan also enjoyed a successful launch of his life stamp, as always.

The product introduced a debitor with the selection of vortex goods, including jams, teas and baked treats.

The first official composition contained a honey of $ 28 with sugar, 12 herbs (available in hibiscus, peppermints and lemon ginger), and $ 14 crêpe mix and short cookies decorated with flowers.

Jar from Raspberry Stops is also listed at $ 14, while the prices of edible flowers cost $ 15.

Despite the reports of the rocky launch, Meghan's products flew from virtual shelves and sold out within 30 minutes.

Meghan's products were so popular with fans that came across a problem due to mass orders.

Customers were frustrated after rushing to buy her honey, only to learn their orders would not be met.

Buzz around the launch of the brand has led to an unexpected increase in the web site traffic, and the entire collection is sold out. However, the site could not follow the pace, leading to some orders that were accepted after the stock has already run out.

Arrival in front of the problem, Meghan sent an email to the customer who apologizes for the incident.

She said, "Dear friend, God, how a whirlpool this week was! Thank you very much for your support. That really means so much to me."

The Duchess continued, "I'm sorry I heard what happened to your order, and that we can't get a limited edition of honey because of the overfill. Please make a very hard work in every department and felt as sad when we found out."

To make good, Meghan promised affected fans, they would be the first in line for the next edition and should not lift the finger.

"No need to order," she assured them. "They'll come to you in the mail as a gift from me."